Group 1 - The article discusses the launch of the intelligent pre-filling function for environmental protection tax declaration in Guangxi, effective from December 30, which includes sampling methods for construction dust and pollutant coefficient methods for taxpayers [8][12]. - The operational steps for using the electronic tax bureau for environmental protection tax declaration are outlined, including logging in, selecting tax types, and entering necessary information [9][10][11]. - The article emphasizes the importance of accurately filling in enterprise information and pollutant data to ensure proper tax calculation and compliance with environmental regulations [3][4][12]. Group 2 - The intelligent pre-filling feature allows taxpayers to automatically obtain pollutant coefficients based on industry standards, which simplifies the tax declaration process [3][4]. - Specific steps for collecting pollutant source information and calculating tax liabilities are detailed, including the use of pollutant coefficients and the submission of tax declarations [4][10][11]. - The article highlights the need for construction enterprises to implement dust control measures and report them accurately during the tax declaration process [14].

Group 1 - The article provides a step-by-step guide for enterprises to log into the new electronic tax bureau and file environmental protection tax [1][3][4] - It details the process of selecting tax types, specifically the environmental protection tax, and how to enter tax source information [5][6] - The article explains how to calculate and submit tax declarations, including the necessary steps for reporting past tax payments if missed [8][9][10] Group 2 - The article outlines the requirements for filling out the environmental protection tax source details, including the need for a pollution discharge permit and pollutant information [6][12] - It emphasizes the importance of selecting the correct construction project details and dust control measures to ensure accurate pollution equivalent calculations [10][12] - The final steps include reviewing the filled information and submitting the tax declaration [14]

Core Viewpoint - The article introduces the newly launched intelligent pre-filling function for environmental protection tax declaration in the national unified electronic tax bureau, aimed at simplifying the declaration process and reducing errors [4]. Group 1: Intelligent Pre-filling Function - The intelligent pre-filling function includes two methods: the pollutant discharge coefficient method and the construction dust sampling measurement method, which automatically fills in data and calculates emissions [4]. - The system allows for the addition of new pollutants for existing discharge points and the collection of information for new discharge points through a user-friendly interface [4]. Group 2: Tax Source Addition Process - For existing discharge points with new pollutants, users can find the relevant pollutant tax source information and modify it to add new pollutant details [4]. - If users cannot find a suitable industry when using the pollutant discharge coefficient method, they should verify the accuracy of the selected pollutant category and can opt for manual data collection if necessary [7]. Group 3: Saving and Submitting Tax Sources - Users must ensure that they save their entries in the environmental protection tax source detail table to generate a tax source number, which confirms successful data collection [9]. - The article provides a step-by-step guide for users to access the intelligent pre-filling function on the national unified electronic tax bureau platform [11].

Group 1 - The article provides a step-by-step guide for enterprises to log into the electronic tax bureau and handle environmental protection tax declaration and payment [2][3][4] - It emphasizes the importance of collecting tax source information for environmental protection tax, including details about pollutant discharge permits and pollutant information [5][7][8] - The article outlines the process for calculating and submitting the environmental protection tax, including the need to maintain geographic coordinates if discharge permits are not available [15][16][22][23] Group 2 - The article details the necessary steps for tax source collection, including filling out enterprise information and adding new tax sources as needed [5][13] - It explains the use of an intelligent pre-fill feature to automatically obtain pollutant discharge coefficients based on industry standards [9][10][21] - The article highlights the final steps in the declaration process, including the submission of tax data and confirmation of successful submission [22][23]

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a detailed step-by-step guide on how to declare the Environmental Protection Tax through the new electronic tax bureau, emphasizing the importance of compliance and the use of automated systems for tax declaration [2][3][5]. Summary by Sections Step-by-Step Process - Step 1: Access the new electronic tax bureau and log in using the required credentials [2]. - Step 2: Navigate to the tax declaration section and select the Environmental Protection Tax for reporting [3]. - Step 3: Fill in the necessary enterprise information and pollution source details, including the use of automatic monitoring methods for pollution calculation [4][5]. - Step 4: Complete the declaration by selecting the appropriate pollution control measures and submitting the information [5][3]. Environmental Protection Tax Declaration - The article outlines the specific requirements for declaring the Environmental Protection Tax, including the need for detailed information on pollution sources and control measures [3][5]. - It highlights that the declaration process can utilize automated calculations for pollution amounts based on construction activities [5]. Additional Features - The guide mentions the ability to save and submit the declaration electronically, streamlining the process for enterprises [5]. - It also notes that the system allows for the selection of various pollution control measures, which can impact the tax calculation [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a detailed guide on the process of filing environmental protection tax through the new electronic tax bureau, emphasizing the importance of accurate data entry and compliance with regulations [1][2][3]. Group 1: Login and Navigation - Users must log into the new electronic tax bureau using their enterprise identification details and navigate to the tax declaration section [2]. - The process begins by selecting "Tax Declaration and Payment" and then proceeding to "Property and Behavior Tax Source Collection and Combined Declaration" [3]. Group 2: Tax Source Collection - In the tax source collection section, users can add a new tax type, specifically the "Environmental Protection Tax," and proceed to fill in the necessary enterprise information [4]. - It is crucial to ensure that the data entered, such as pollutant discharge permits and emission point information, aligns with the enterprise's pollution discharge permit [5]. Group 3: Declaration and Data Confirmation - The system prompts users to fill in pollutant discharge amounts based on automatic monitoring reports, with the option to modify any pre-filled data if discrepancies are found [7]. - Users must confirm the accuracy of the declaration data before submission, ensuring compliance with any applicable tax reduction policies [8].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the launch of an online monitoring data intelligent pre-filling declaration function for environmental protection tax in Xiamen, effective from October 1, 2025, allowing polluting units with automatic monitoring equipment to calculate taxes with a single click using data from the electronic tax bureau [2]. Summary by Sections Introduction - The electronic tax bureau has introduced a new feature for environmental protection tax that enables automatic tax calculation based on real-time monitoring data [2]. Steps for Operation - Step 1: Log into the electronic tax bureau and navigate to the tax declaration section [4]. - Step 2: Select the environmental protection tax and proceed to the tax source collection interface [6]. - Step 3: Fill in the necessary enterprise information and add tax sources [7]. - Step 4: Enter details about the pollution discharge permits and pollution types [9]. - Step 5: Save the collected information and proceed to the tax declaration calculation interface [11]. - Step 6: Review the automatically filled data for accuracy before submission [12]. - Step 7: Submit the environmental protection tax declaration [14]. Additional Information - The system will automatically pre-fill pollution calculation methods based on monitoring data, including pollutant names and discharge amounts, which must be verified for correctness before submission [12].

Group 1 - The article provides a detailed guide on how to navigate the new electronic tax bureau for tax declaration and payment processes [1][2] - It outlines the steps for collecting and merging declarations for environmental protection tax, including the necessary information required from enterprises [2][3] - The system automatically fills in the taxpayer's declaration form with online monitoring data from matched discharge points [3] Group 2 - Enterprises must confirm their eligibility for relevant tax reduction policies and can select or modify these in the system [4] - The system will prompt taxpayers if they do not meet the conditions for enjoying tax reduction policies based on their selections [4][5] - Taxpayers are required to confirm or modify their declaration data and submit it once verified [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article focuses on enhancing the efficiency of environmental protection tax declaration in Ningbo by providing a comprehensive guide for taxpayers on how to use the national unified electronic tax bureau for pollution source collection and declaration [3]. Group 1: Tax Declaration Process - The article outlines a step-by-step process for taxpayers to declare environmental protection tax, starting with selecting the tax type and entering pollution source details [5][14]. - Taxpayers are instructed to fill in specific information such as taxpayer identification number, pollution permit number, and pollution categories, ensuring accurate data entry [6][7][12]. Group 2: Pollution Source Information Collection - The article details the requirements for collecting pollution source information, including the need to specify whether the taxpayer has a pollution permit and the types of pollutants being emitted [6][8]. - It emphasizes the importance of using the correct calculation methods for pollutant emissions, specifically the pollution coefficient method [12][13]. Group 3: Submission and Confirmation - After entering all necessary information, taxpayers must confirm the accuracy of their data before submitting the declaration, which includes checking all relevant boxes to ensure compliance [15]. - The final step involves a confirmation process where taxpayers must affirm the truthfulness of their submission before it is officially recorded [15].

Core Viewpoint - The article focuses on enhancing the efficiency of environmental protection tax declaration in Ningbo by providing a comprehensive guide for the collection and declaration of air and water pollutant tax sources through a unified electronic tax system [3]. Group 1: Tax Declaration Process - Ningbo Tax Authority has introduced a series of visual guides to assist taxpayers in understanding the steps for environmental protection tax declaration [3]. - Taxpayers need to select "Environmental Protection Tax" in the electronic tax system and proceed to the tax source collection interface [5]. - The tax source detail collection interface requires taxpayers to select pollutant categories such as "Air Pollutants" and "Water Pollutants" based on actual emissions [6][10]. Group 2: Information Entry Requirements - Taxpayer identification number and name are automatically populated by the system, while other fields must be filled based on the taxpayer's specific circumstances [9]. - Taxpayers must indicate whether they have a pollution discharge permit and provide relevant details if applicable [11]. - The system requires the entry of pollutant types, discharge amounts, and monitoring methods, with specific guidelines for calculating pollutant emissions [13][26]. Group 3: Tax Calculation and Submission - The declaration process includes calculating the tax amount based on pollutant equivalent values and applicable tax rates, which are automatically filled by the system [29][30]. - Taxpayers can apply for tax reductions based on specific criteria, and the system will calculate the applicable reduction amounts [31]. - After completing the declaration, taxpayers must submit the information, which will trigger a confirmation of successful submission [21].